I had the opportunity to meet Robert Forster. We were both at a screening of a movie. After the movie we walked to the place where the after party was supposed to be. We got a little lost. During this whole time we chatted. His wife was with him too. Really nice guy. Very friendly. No ego whatsoever. We finally found the place and walking with him that night was more special than the party! I had another chance to see him again after that. Once again a very friendly guy. I was shocked to hear that he had died. Too early. RIP.
I met Robert Forster at a grocery store in Los Angeles 20 years ago. I told him how cool it was to meet him in person, but I didn’t want to be a douche and bother him and ask him for photos or anything. He said, “Oh, like you’re doing now?” I was taken aback, and all I could say was “Huh?” but he kept cutting me off and going “huh? huh? huh?” and closing his hand shut in front of my face. I walked away and continued with my shopping, and I heard him chuckle as I walked off. When I came to pay for my stuff up front I saw him trying to walk out the doors with like fifteen Milky Ways in his hands without paying. The girl at the counter was very nice about it and professional, and was like “Sir, you need to pay for those first.” At first he kept pretending to be tired and not hear her, but eventually turned back around and brought them to the counter. When she took one of the bars and started scanning it multiple times, he stopped her and told her to scan them each individually “to prevent any electrical infetterence,” and then turned around and winked at me. I don’t even think that’s a word. After she scanned each bar and put them in a bag and started to say the price, he kept interrupting her by yawning really loudly.
@@chrisspring5346 that story is not true. I read the same thing about Boris Becker, I mean the exact same story. Maybe just a running gag, to switch the celebrity and tell this story
This plot was so brilliant that I failed to comprehend it the first time I watched the movie, some 20 years ago. Having watched it recently for the second time, I like the movie even more now. Putting a "cherry on top" for Melanie in the bag was a very subtle but vital detail, because Melanie having the marked bills on her sealed the story Jackie told the police.
@@JmsNmnn Jackie isn't stupid she knew Melanie may look in the bag and she'd be fucked if Melanie checked it before leaving the dressing room because once out in public Melanie and Louis can't check the bag. Jackie is the real MVP she planned this, played off the ATF, Ordell and his minnions then fucked off with a half a mill and her freedom and no comeback! Pam Grier deserved an Oscar for this she was outstanding and she had great chemistry with Samuel L Jackson. I wish she makes another movie with Tarantino she's a fanstastic actress
The look Luis gives Melanie is so potent. You could just tell he’s reached his limits end with her. Also when he snags the bag from her and says “I knock you the fuck out”. Deniro is masterful here.
You know what's overrated? The buzzword phrase of "...is so underrated" is. Who needs someone else's approval or popularity polls? Why care or put such value on other's opinions? "underrated" is overrated and has gone beyond a cliche'. Who's the greatest film critic? I am.
It doesn't get nearly the accolades that Pulp Fiction and Reservoir Dogs do but I find it infinitely more rewatchable. Pam Grier's magnum opus, she is perfect.
I actually prefer reading Leonard to seeing the movies, as I can create in my own head through the fiction better than any movie. With Leonard, it's all in the dialogue.
Wish it had been better received. Might have saved QT from the awful rabbit hole of terrible movies he's been making ever since. A great talent squandered on absurd dross.
7:52 I truly believe the synchronization of Robert Forester, Robert De Niro and Bridget Fonda leaving after the exchange would have been great in the movie, especially when De Niro shoots Bridget in the parking lot and at the same time Forester looks up at the exit like maybe he heard something and made him want make sure he was in the clear.
Nah, she just looks like someone who's trying hard to *project* strength and confidence. Authentic strength and confidence is far less overt. Awesome movie, though!
I was at Del Amo mall back in 2002, bought this film on DVD from a DVD store there, took it back to the cruise ship I was working on at the time, put the film on and was shocked to see that a large part of the film is set in that very mall. What was even crazier was that I'd eaten lunch that day about 10 feet from where they shot the scene in the food court. Quite a head fuck.
godisbollocks I grew up in Torrance, when I was a kid my grandfather would take me to the Del Amo mall to go play at the video arcade. I’m glad Tarantino filmed a lot of this movie in Torrance and the Del Amo mall, brings back a lot of my childhood memories.
@Cool Waters At some point it was acquired by the Westfield company, the location is still there, but it has been remodeled to the new era. This film pretty much preserves of what I remember the mall used to look like.
De niro is genius !! we knew it already but every scene with him I see again, it appears more.. his facial expressions are SO good!!! goes from funny to scary in the blink of an eye..
It's actually the same exact car. It's even in kill Bill vol. 2 when bud drives up to his shit job at the tittie bar it's the only car in the parking lot lol
I had always wondered why Tarantino didn't play a cameo in this film like most of his others. Then I realized one day watching this movie, that the robotic voice on Jackie's answering machine was Tarantino's!
God, the whole thing gets so tense in that middle bit where he's going into the change room, it felt like he was going to get shot or something. Nice job.
Thanks. This is one of my favorite movies and I've watched this sequence a hundred times. I'm glad it was shot from the different characters' perspectives, but this chronological perspective makes a perfect companion piece.
It's amazing in how many ways Louis messes up his relatively simple task. While everyone in this scene acts more or less efficiently, he is basically overwhelmed with every single thing happening around him. What an idiot. :D
When 'Strong female character' means exactly what it says on the label: A strong (NOT as in 'unbeatable god-mode videogame NPC) woman CHARACTER (as in 'well-written', 'relatable', 'engaging'). RIP movies.
That's awesome. Even while re-watching this and knowing the outcome I'm still on the edge of my seat. The music really puts you in the actor's shoes. I know that style music would be running through my head if I was trying to pull this off.
Jackie Brown is a stone cold classic. A hidden gem in films. 10/10. I like when Jackie goes "booooyahhhh" I've got the original movie poster from 1997 framed up.
@@fastkarr8256 Mid 90s wasnt a guarantee that every store had full coverage cameras, especially in fitting rooms. But, I agree - check the footage, know Max cherry has the loot.
Clementine Washburn got it. I misheard it. I thought she was referring to their short sex scene from a little bit earlier. Would’ve been funny, but DeNiro’s expression is still priceless.
Yes, that's really clever, I was hoping someone would deconstruct that scene. The sequence in the original blows my mind every time. I get lost in it like DeNiro. You reveal it is really a lot simpler than it seems, and at the same time more meaningful. There are mirrored parallels between the the storyline of the two "couples." Thanks.
Him and tarantino disliked each other for the role because de niro wasn’t acting aswell as he was supposed to because he thought he was being underpaid. Still a great performance though
Two things you can count on Tarantino to do:- 1) Make you fall in love with music even if its stuff you may have heard before 2) Make you want to eat stuff even if its stuff you may have eaten before
Fun Fact - Apparently Quentin said that to plan this whole sequence it took him almost 6 months to write it all out and when it was time to shoot, he had gone through it so many times they got it all shot in around a day hah!!...
I love Jackie Brown! It's one of my favorite Tarantino movies. The scene with Louis shooting Melanie cracks me up everytime. Why would she keep annoying a very bad tempered, unstable man like that lol?
She had no idea he was a suicidal lunatic. It's funny, I remember her being much, MUCH more annoying leading up to her shooting. Nothing she was doing or saying was worth the risk he incurred on himself by throwing her around the store, much less shooting her.
OMG, DeNiro is so hilarious as he's so damn serious with Bridget Fonda. I LOVED this Tarantino movie; music, script, acting, the whole damn thing. Thanks, James for the upload! :)
I had so much anxiety watching unfold for the first time. Wondering if she was gonna slip up or something. Holy eff this was such a good film. Honestly probably one of (if not) my favorite Tarentino film
VERY cool video! My favorite Tarantino film ever. I even named my pit bull Jackie Brown. Seriously I did. Great film and a great soundtrack. This is fantastic! I have never seen it like this before. The timing on the gun shots how Max looked up immediately following the second shot as though the echo of the first just reached him like he hears the shots and looked back for a second. NEVER would've out that together without this video! Thanks!
Max parked right outside the Billingsley exit. Louis and Melanie parked somewhere else, they had to take the elevator. That's why they took longer to get in and out.
Nico yes it drowns out some shots from activity during Daylight most days . Except for the time we were doing Line Work in a Neighborhood and down the Block I heard a Dog barking and a Shotgun blast . I am a Deer Hunter so a Shotgun going off is normally a Happy sound , But not in the city in Broad daylight . We had some young kids working with us who were smart ass Punks so I made my way down the block expecting that they set some thing off . No the guy was sick of the Dog barking that the Kids stirred up and just up and shot it . Every time I drive past that street I think of the incident from a Day at work a couple Decades ago and shake my head Remembering those Kids I worked with . They never learned ! ha ha
Melanie did everything that she could to try and cause chaos then zip away with the bag. But she actually underestimated what could happen. Jackie ACTS like it’s no big deal…but she knows it is.
The chemistry between Pam Grier and Robert Forster ist just perfect, for example in the scene where he is at her place. So vibrant. And Robert Forster is unbelievably, charmingly cool the whole time. Very impressive. :D
@@MatukaEdgi Because that was her job for Samuel L Jackson's character in this movie. She had to smuggle his money back and forth so she has experience
typingbacon - While he certainly did so at other times in the film and in other films, I disagree about this sequence. De Palma would have done it split screen. I’d say this is more along the lines of the Rashomon effect.
And the sudden cut back to Jackie looking at herself in the mirror, trying to steel herself up for what she's about to do. That sharp contrast between the nonsensical, childish bickering between Melanie and Louis and Jackie's quiet contemplation is incredibly effective.
DeNiro was already brain dead but that Louisssssss sent him off. He and Jackson were such irredeemable characters. Still I love this movie to the moon and back. Off the chart performances.
i knew that this wasn't displayed LINEAR 3 screen as you have done.........you have done an excellent job of visually explaining a movie climax... Thanks because attention spans are much much much shorted these days for older movie plots..........(we won't even discuss mine....."FLEE's width" attention span) what a great great movie.......this movie enthused me about movies for the rest of my life This movie is cooler than the coolest movie you could ever possibly want to see.... you now the TRIPLICATE IDEA and the mall--exchange above........it can get people thinking in illicit ways........(....i am no exception......) ha ................O___o.............. V
LOVE LOVE LOVE how this was synced...3 different stories in one ...great dissection into redirection...OT at his best in time of heist....flimwiae...great soundtrack too
God I loved this movie. Tarantino's movies make sense logically. Perfect casting - or is it the direction? People I never would have imagined that absolutely nail their performances. I always think back to Michael Parks in Kill Bill 2. McGraw and Vihaio, characters that are worlds apart. How?
I've seen this movie a million times and until now, I never paid attention to what was going on on the right hand side screen. Confirmed....nothing was really going on there, except the getaway ^^
they should of made a format of this scene exactly like this in the movie. Would of gave it a precise feel of what was going on in everyone's heads and we would of been able to see it unfold through multiple angles.. love this edit
I'm starting to get nostalgic when I see movie scenes set in malls. Video stores, too.
Good ol' times
Do malls not exist anymore?
@@OliDox No one wearing masks.
@@brucelee-hl8zn I don't wear a mask and won't wear one 🤷
@@keyworksales6241 wow you’re so cool and unique and free thinking bro!
I had the opportunity to meet Robert Forster. We were both at a screening of a movie. After the movie we walked to the place where the after party was supposed to be. We got a little lost. During this whole time we chatted. His wife was with him too. Really nice guy. Very friendly. No ego whatsoever. We finally found the place and walking with him that night was more special than the party! I had another chance to see him again after that. Once again a very friendly guy. I was shocked to hear that he had died. Too early. RIP.
I met Robert Forster at a grocery store in Los Angeles 20 years ago. I told him how cool it was to meet him in person, but I didn’t want to be a douche and bother him and ask him for photos or anything. He said, “Oh, like you’re doing now?” I was taken aback, and all I could say was “Huh?” but he kept cutting me off and going “huh? huh? huh?” and closing his hand shut in front of my face. I walked away and continued with my shopping, and I heard him chuckle as I walked off. When I came to pay for my stuff up front I saw him trying to walk out the doors with like fifteen Milky Ways in his hands without paying.
The girl at the counter was very nice about it and professional, and was like “Sir, you need to pay for those first.” At first he kept pretending to be tired and not hear her, but eventually turned back around and brought them to the counter.
When she took one of the bars and started scanning it multiple times, he stopped her and told her to scan them each individually “to prevent any electrical infetterence,” and then turned around and winked at me. I don’t even think that’s a word. After she scanned each bar and put them in a bag and started to say the price, he kept interrupting her by yawning really loudly.
Creepy!!!! I remember reading about this exact same story a long time ago... This was just posted two days ago though
@@chrisspring5346 that story is not true. I read the same thing about Boris Becker, I mean the exact same story. Maybe just a running gag, to switch the celebrity and tell this story
@@noisez Yeah same!!
It's a copypasta. People just switch the name of the celebrity involved.
Man, Tarantino's music choices are always so exquisite.
and always delicious.
Just amazing
Always
@Tuco The Rat why are you like this
Joris W
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"Is it this aisle Louis... is ittt? Loouuuis? ... Lou - Isssssssssssssss?"
Ed Zehoo sexy snake!
Soooo frikkin annoying....where's my gun?
@@mckill85 everybody who got killed in this was shot two times lol
Is it this aisle or the next one over??
LOU- ISSSSSSSSSSSSSS 🔫BANG
This plot was so brilliant that I failed to comprehend it the first time I watched the movie, some 20 years ago. Having watched it recently for the second time, I like the movie even more now. Putting a "cherry on top" for Melanie in the bag was a very subtle but vital detail, because Melanie having the marked bills on her sealed the story Jackie told the police.
I think it was also Jackie's way to dissuade Melanie from looking in the bag, trying to grab a stack for herself maybe.
Very observant. The key thing that I think lots of people overlook is that from the very beginning, for Jackie's plan to work, Ordell HAD to die.
@@JmsNmnn Jackie isn't stupid she knew Melanie may look in the bag and she'd be fucked if Melanie checked it before leaving the dressing room because once out in public Melanie and Louis can't check the bag. Jackie is the real MVP she planned this, played off the ATF, Ordell and his minnions then fucked off with a half a mill and her freedom and no comeback! Pam Grier deserved an Oscar for this she was outstanding and she had great chemistry with Samuel L Jackson. I wish she makes another movie with Tarantino she's a fanstastic actress
The look Luis gives Melanie is so potent. You could just tell he’s reached his limits end with her. Also when he snags the bag from her and says “I knock you the fuck out”. Deniro is masterful here.
I watched this movie 10+ years ago and felt lost. I think I will give it another go.
Pam Grier was so perfect for this role. It's not really shown all here but she absolutely kills it in this film.
LOVE Pam Grier!!
You know what's overrated? The buzzword phrase of "...is so underrated" is.
Who needs someone else's approval or popularity polls? Why care or put such value on other's opinions?
"underrated" is overrated and has gone beyond a cliche'.
Who's the greatest film critic? I am.
@@montag4516 WORD!
@@montag4516 damn right!! kudos to you!
Jack Perry, under rated....... because this just is not one of his best films
"Hey, when you robbed banks did you have to look for your car then too? No wonder why you went to jail."
😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆
She does have a point. Maybe that's why he snapped and blew her away.😁😁😂😂
Have you seen her these days? She left acting years ago and totally let herself go, she looks terrible and is unrecognizable.
😂😂😂 she knows his job , only sick ppl do that, is it smart to make fun of a man who robs bank?
This movie is so good - doesn't get the love it deserves
Agreed! I rate this over Pulp Fiction barely. If this is 99,Pulp Fiction is 98.9.
Well it’s not like it’s some hidden gem you’ve discovered, it gets plenty of love
It doesn't get nearly the accolades that Pulp Fiction and Reservoir Dogs do but I find it infinitely more rewatchable.
Pam Grier's magnum opus, she is perfect.
My favorite Tarantino movie. Pam Grier is spectacular as is Robert Forster.
A masterpiece that never got its due.
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I actually prefer reading Leonard to seeing the movies, as I can create in my own head through the fiction better than any movie. With Leonard, it's all in the dialogue.
1000% Right up there with QT's best work
Wish it had been better received. Might have saved QT from the awful rabbit hole of terrible movies he's been making ever since. A great talent squandered on absurd dross.
@@TheDavidfallonso you think every Tarantino movie after Jackie Brown is bad?
This is the ONE Tarantino film I can watch over and over. Iconic performances and everything comes together.
7:52 I truly believe the synchronization of Robert Forester, Robert De Niro and Bridget Fonda leaving after the exchange would have been great in the movie, especially when De Niro shoots Bridget in the parking lot and at the same time Forester looks up at the exit like maybe he heard something and made him want make sure he was in the clear.
@MintyFreshTurds, WOW:0
1:08. I love how Jackie is walking to the beat of the music. She looks badass, strong and confident. Woman on a mission.
Loved her character.
Ugly as hell too
Nah, she just looks like someone who's trying hard to *project* strength and confidence.
Authentic strength and confidence is far less overt.
Awesome movie, though!
thought she was just walking..
Din't see any of that.
Robert Forster and Pam Grier were magical in this movie. Definitely Oscar worthy performances.
Obvious acting at 1:22.
No way that guy would pass a woman like Pam Grier without stealing a second glance.
I was at Del Amo mall back in 2002, bought this film on DVD from a DVD store there, took it back to the cruise ship I was working on at the time, put the film on and was shocked to see that a large part of the film is set in that very mall. What was even crazier was that I'd eaten lunch that day about 10 feet from where they shot the scene in the food court. Quite a head fuck.
godisbollocks I grew up in Torrance, when I was a kid my grandfather would take me to the Del Amo mall to go play at the video arcade. I’m glad Tarantino filmed a lot of this movie in Torrance and the Del Amo mall, brings back a lot of my childhood memories.
Did ye aye
What frame are you at in the food court scene?
@Cool Waters it's here completely remodeled a few years back
@Cool Waters At some point it was acquired by the Westfield company, the location is still there, but it has been remodeled to the new era. This film pretty much preserves of what I remember the mall used to look like.
"Are you sweating? Is this a little too much for you?" Bridget Fonda is so good in this scene. Pam Grier too.
Lewis almost wondered over to sears and forgets where he parks 😂🤣 lewisss
5:17 that fist flinch by deniro was awesome. She didn't expect that in the scene. You can tell that it wasn't written like that.
Yes! It looked like he REALLY wanted to hit her... lol
"KNOCK you the fuck out.."
De niro is genius !! we knew it already but every scene with him I see again, it appears more.. his facial expressions are SO good!!! goes from funny to scary in the blink of an eye..
Jackie drives the same honda civic as butch in pulp fiction
Plot twist: Jackie sells the Civic to Butch.
@@paulhorneschillings1212 !!
It's actually the same exact car. It's even in kill Bill vol. 2 when bud drives up to his shit job at the tittie bar it's the only car in the parking lot lol
@@JBaked Probably still runs
Butch had to crash it though.😉
I went to a restaurant the other day and “streetlife” was playing. I immediately thought of Jackie brown
ALLY S Also used in the opening credits if Sharkey's Machine with Burt Reynolds. Love ❤️ it.
I would’ve too
I had always wondered why Tarantino didn't play a cameo in this film like most of his others. Then I realized one day watching this movie, that the robotic voice on Jackie's answering machine was Tarantino's!
He kinda stopped acting after from dusk til dawn. Aside from Django
@Ryan07_20 Hes a crazy 88 in Kill Bill, Warren, I think,in Death proof and a soldier in Inglourious Basterds
Vastly underrated film. Brilliant.
God, the whole thing gets so tense in that middle bit where he's going into the change room, it felt like he was going to get shot or something. Nice job.
"See, just where I said it was."
She was taking her final breath when he said that...
So why did he aim at her pu$$y first shot, arm extended and pointing down 🤦♂️
@@mark-ish Have you commented on the wrong thread?!
@@mark-ish one in the stomach, one in the chest once she fell.
I mean just imagine walking out of the mall having your new Adidas's thinking the day was awesome, only to find Melanie dead next to your car
Thanks. This is one of my favorite movies and I've watched this sequence a hundred times. I'm glad it was shot from the different characters' perspectives, but this chronological perspective makes a perfect companion piece.
It also shows how genius Tarantino is cause it all made sense
I really like the background music while the bag was being switched.
The soundtrack was amazing...As usual for QT films.
Goddard Bolt - Oh okay. Thanks.
"Heist jazz"
It's amazing in how many ways Louis messes up his relatively simple task. While everyone in this scene acts more or less efficiently, he is basically overwhelmed with every single thing happening around him. What an idiot. :D
Haha. I just we re-watched and almost died when he was having trouble opening the door on the van. And then he stalls it on the way out.
he was on edge and the women wasnt making him calm down any better with teasing. he knew if he fucked up ordell would kill him which he did. lol
he was gettin high with her all day too
Drug is bad
@@andrewbecker9062 Ordell was gonna clap him either way.
When 'Strong female character' means exactly what it says on the label: A strong (NOT as in 'unbeatable god-mode videogame NPC) woman CHARACTER (as in 'well-written', 'relatable', 'engaging'). RIP movies.
Amazing editing with all the split screens! Very enjoyable watching this part of the film in this way!
3:05 "Are you sweating? Is the job a little much for ya?" Melanie just knows how to be a nuisance.
It's crazy watching it like this. It's almost like Max heard the shots.
When that music kicks off at 4:43...epic, especially since it’s “Escape” from Pam Grier’s signature movie, Coffy.
That's awesome. Even while re-watching this and knowing the outcome I'm still on the edge of my seat. The music really puts you in the actor's shoes. I know that style music would be running through my head if I was trying to pull this off.
Bridget Fonda was hotter then HOT in this movie!!!
than*
I miss her so much
I was just going to post the same thing. So frigging hot in that sex scene with DeNiro.
@Creepy Spacey excessive makeup is always a turn off
Hell yes
Jackie Brown is a stone cold classic. A hidden gem in films. 10/10. I like when Jackie goes "booooyahhhh" I've got the original movie poster from 1997 framed up.
I bet your poster looks 🔥
@@benx6549 Yeah it's cool. I've got Pulp Fiction, Reservoir Dogs, Goodfellas also framed up 👍
Cool
This could happen in a Macy’s any day and nobody would bat an eyelash😂😂😂😂
Why would anybody bat an eye for a bag of beach towels.
Except the cameras would pick up the entire con
@@briannabombshell1921 why didn’t Ray just review the in store cameras to see if Melanie did indeed burst in and take the bag with the money?
@@fastkarr8256 Mid 90s wasnt a guarantee that every store had full coverage cameras, especially in fitting rooms. But, I agree - check the footage, know Max cherry has the loot.
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"See? Just where I said it was !", best acting ever :D
One of my top 10 movies. It's a masterclass in filmmaking.
Pam Grier is so fine
Courtney Gibson Jr * The originally foxy brown 💯
Butter face forsure
Bitch is 400lbs now.
@@alexd2555 she is not a butter face she's beautiful
Courtney Gibson Jr It's all her hair too 👌
“Was I a little too much for you?”
(De Niro makes the greatest angry glare in the history of film).
Gets me every time, haha!
Clementine Washburn got it. I misheard it. I thought she was referring to their short sex scene from a little bit earlier. Would’ve been funny, but DeNiro’s expression is still priceless.
I saw that that look too looked like like he was gonna pop her right there in the store
"hey when you robbed banks, did you have to look for your car then too?" :)
I am so happy that Jackie ended up with all the money in the end. She deserved it and her happy ending after all she has been through in her life.
Lol I didn’t know this was an auto biography 😂
As a big fan of Pam Grier, I absolutely love this movie from A to Z.
I hate it!
A nice culo too.
Great work adding the 3 different scenes into the Money Exchange.
All analog film making at it's finest. No screen tint. No CGI. No useless McGuffins. Just great acting and great writing. Bravo, Quentin Tarantino.
the money is a mcguffin, but not a useless one
Yes, that's really clever, I was hoping someone would deconstruct that scene. The sequence in the original blows my mind every time. I get lost in it like DeNiro. You reveal it is really a lot simpler than it seems, and at the same time more meaningful. There are mirrored parallels between the the storyline of the two "couples." Thanks.
Different partners in crimes.
She double-crossed everyone
Regular UA-cam Name
She didn’t double-cross Max. She couldn’t, he had the money.
@@davidtester3239 She didnt want to either. Class act.
Watched this movie for the 2nd time ever the other night. Shits incredible. Doesn’t get nearly enough recognition it should
I actually think it's his best movie. At least the most rewatchable.
It has the unfortunate luck of being sandwiched between Pulp Fiction and Kill Bill
De Niro is such a great actor you can tell he is actually getting pissed in the store.
i'm robert deniro. im not a tought guy but i play one on tv
MAGA!!!
Ronnie C No. Happens. Not. Thanks
Him and tarantino disliked each other for the role because de niro wasn’t acting aswell as he was supposed to because he thought he was being underpaid. Still a great performance though
@@360noscopebogan2 If he took the job, it means he wasn't underpaid. Lol
@@360noscopebogan2 Where did you get this bullshit information from because that’s a fucking crock of shit and a lie?
There's something about Pam Grier that makes me so happy she got such appreciation for her history as well as her continued talents
That’s a sexy woman!
It's her amazing boobs. Her boobs make everyone happy.
Great Job man! This movie truly is a cinematic masterpiece.
Two things you can count on Tarantino to do:-
1) Make you fall in love with music even if its stuff you may have heard before
2) Make you want to eat stuff even if its stuff you may have eaten before
"2) Make you want to eat stuff even if its stuff you may have eaten before" ....Are you talking about eating shit or vomit?
How can anybody dislike this ?.
Jackie Brown has Tarantino’s best music. It just fit the story and characters so well
Thank you so much for this video ! This Parallel Edit is amazing !
RIP Robert Forster ☹️
This has GOT to be one of my favorite videos on youtube. it's why this website exists
Fun Fact - Apparently Quentin said that to plan this whole sequence it took him almost 6 months to write it all out and when it was time to shoot, he had gone through it so many times they got it all shot in around a day hah!!...
I love Jackie Brown! It's one of my favorite Tarantino movies. The scene with Louis shooting Melanie cracks me up everytime. Why would she keep annoying a very bad tempered, unstable man like that lol?
Hawaiian Pizza Advocate ikr!! Lol Louissssssss....😄😄😄
She had no idea he was a suicidal lunatic. It's funny, I remember her being much, MUCH more annoying leading up to her shooting. Nothing she was doing or saying was worth the risk he incurred on himself by throwing her around the store, much less shooting her.
She would annoy her man, the gun dealer( Jackson), and nothing bad happened. With the Louis character( de Niro), her hotness only goes that far.
De Niro is Tarantino's Joker.
Just 'cause with Melanie:
"You get what you fucking deserve!"
Because it is a set up for a movie
OMG, DeNiro is so hilarious as he's so damn serious with Bridget Fonda. I LOVED this Tarantino movie; music, script, acting, the whole damn thing. Thanks, James for the upload! :)
Love this movie. Watch it every time it's on a premium channel. This was awesome synchronizing the scenes. Cool
I had so much anxiety watching unfold for the first time. Wondering if she was gonna slip up or something. Holy eff this was such a good film. Honestly probably one of (if not) my favorite Tarentino film
Really well done. Interesting how they used different takes of the same moment
They acting was different too
@@LaToyaAlicia Even Pam Grier's gestures and delivery of lines were a little different, when she first came out of the dressing room in the suit
VERY cool video! My favorite Tarantino film ever. I even named my pit bull Jackie Brown. Seriously I did. Great film and a great soundtrack. This is fantastic! I have never seen it like this before. The timing on the gun shots how Max looked up immediately following the second shot as though the echo of the first just reached him like he hears the shots and looked back for a second. NEVER would've out that together without this video! Thanks!
This is one of The best movies ranks up there other Tarantino movies I would even say I enjoyed it better then pulp fiction
That's because it's based on an Elmore Leonard book.The same guy who gave us Get Shorty and the tv show Justified.
Really?
I concur
O, damn. I thought it was actually presented this way in the film. It's been a while. Very nice and effective edit.
it's incredible how the time matches up for each of these point of views...
Nice work, James! Thanks for taking the time to put it together. It was a lot of fun to watch!
Surprise Max didn’t hear them 2 gunshots still amazed me 😂🤣🤣
Max parked right outside the Billingsley exit. Louis and Melanie parked somewhere else, they had to take the elevator. That's why they took longer to get in and out.
Yes, I didn't realize about that until I saw this video. He must have heard those shots.
dont be. city background noise drowns out gunshots.
Nico yes it drowns out some shots from activity during Daylight most days . Except for the time we were doing Line Work in a Neighborhood and down the Block I heard a Dog barking and a Shotgun blast . I am a Deer Hunter so a Shotgun going off is normally a Happy sound , But not in the city in Broad daylight . We had some young kids working with us who were smart ass Punks so I made my way down the block expecting that they set some thing off . No the guy was sick of the Dog barking that the Kids stirred up and just up and shot it . Every time I drive past that street I think of the incident from a Day at work a couple Decades ago and shake my head Remembering those Kids I worked with . They never learned ! ha ha
Max was probably still in the mall as he was leaving with the bag when Melanie got shot so he didn't hear the gunshots.
Melanie did everything that she could to try and cause chaos then zip away with the bag. But she actually underestimated what could happen. Jackie ACTS like it’s no big deal…but she knows it is.
Thank you for your time and effort getting these scenes together, I've always really liked this movie.
The blonde store clerk is Aimee Graham, sister to Heather Graham.
The chemistry between Pam Grier and Robert Forster ist just perfect, for example in the scene where he is at her place. So vibrant. And Robert Forster is unbelievably, charmingly cool the whole time. Very impressive. :D
Brilliant Performances from De niro,Forster,Fonda and Grier .
Great actress fonda,better than the rest of the family
You forgot SLJ
@@kenkelesGreat Performances also from SLJ
Fantastic film. Easily Tarantino's most underrated. Amazing soundtrack, too.
1997 Robert Forster looks just like 2019 Kyle Chandler.
Bleb Han
I totally see the resemblance! May he RIP
Except Chandler would look older with prosthetic makeup.
Now, I think Pam Grier is just amazing, first. DeNiro here though, he kills it! So good in this scene.
Remember, she's already an expert at hiding and smuggling stuff in close quarters!
Why?
@@MatukaEdgi
Because that was her job for Samuel L Jackson's character in this movie. She had to smuggle his money back and forth so she has experience
Great work James. Thanks.
Tarantino was emulating De Palma so much in this sequence
typingbacon - While he certainly did so at other times in the film and in other films, I disagree about this sequence. De Palma would have done it split screen. I’d say this is more along the lines of the Rashomon effect.
Underrated masterpiece
The ONLY problem with this scene is HOPEFULLY there was no video monitor in the store that agents would have confiscated.
lol
this is overwhelmingly perfect!
De Niro has humorous face acting 😂
Greatest actor ever 🤣😅🤣
Money exchange couldn't work today because we have surveillance cameras in department stores 😆
Haven’t seen many who can play the “very short fuse” better than Deniro.
great montage of the key scene of Tarantino's most "elegant" film
3:13 that look XD
And the sudden cut back to Jackie looking at herself in the mirror, trying to steel herself up for what she's about to do. That sharp contrast between the nonsensical, childish bickering between Melanie and Louis and Jackie's quiet contemplation is incredibly effective.
James Neumann, GREAT re-EDIT! 🤜🏼🤛🏼
DeNiro was already brain dead but that Louisssssss sent him off. He and Jackson were such irredeemable characters. Still I love this movie to the moon and back. Off the chart performances.
Louuisssss...lol my favorite part. He had ENOUGH!!
@@nakitapalmer656 She was so good at annoying him. When she asked how did you guys rob a bank, I was dead 😂😂😂
Just the other day I was trying to think back to when was the last time I really enjoyed a Quentin Tarantino movie. This was it. I love this movie
RIP Robert Forester !. You made Max Cherry your OWN!!!.
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i knew that this wasn't displayed LINEAR 3 screen as you have done.........you have done an excellent job of visually explaining a movie climax...
Thanks because attention spans are much much much shorted these days for older movie plots..........(we won't even discuss mine....."FLEE's width" attention span)
what a great great movie.......this movie enthused me about movies for the rest of my life
This movie is cooler than the coolest movie you could ever possibly want to see....
you now the TRIPLICATE IDEA and the mall--exchange above........it can get people thinking in illicit ways........(....i am no exception......) ha
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LOVE LOVE LOVE how this was synced...3 different stories in one ...great dissection into redirection...OT at his best in time of heist....flimwiae...great soundtrack too
I do recognize that the scenes were filmed at the old mall next to San Francisco State University. Thanks for sharing memories!
This is super cool. One of my favorite movies
Crazy how well it syncs up
God I loved this movie. Tarantino's movies make sense logically. Perfect casting - or is it the direction? People I never would have imagined that absolutely nail their performances. I always think back to Michael Parks in Kill Bill 2. McGraw and Vihaio, characters that are worlds apart. How?
Michael Parks is in some great movies... The sherriff who asks if he can "syphon the python" in Dusk Till dawn
This is great! Thanks for the editing
That was so cool!! Great work!!
I've seen this movie a million times and until now, I never paid attention to what was going on on the right hand side screen. Confirmed....nothing was really going on there, except the getaway ^^
they should of made a format of this scene exactly like this in the movie. Would of gave it a precise feel of what was going on in everyone's heads and we would of been able to see it unfold through multiple angles.. love this edit
Na wouldn't have worked, there is a reason why you're not a successful director and Quentin is
Each scene isn’t that tense when you edit them together like this, better told separately
Thank you for syncronizing it